Grisel del Cueto, DDS

Dental Betel Corp. is committed to your health and safety. IMPORTANT: If you have an upcoming appointment scheduled and you answer yes to any of the following q...uestions, please call our office. We may need to reschedule your appointment. 1. Do you have a fever or have you felt hot or feverish recently (14-21 days)? 2. Are you having shortness of breath or other difficulties breathing? 3. Do you have a cough? 4. Any other flu-like symptoms, such as gastrointestinal upset, headache, or fatigue? 5. Have you experienced a recent loss of taste or smell? 6. Are you in contact with any confirmed COVID-19 positive patients? Patients who are well but who have a sick family member at home with COVID-19 should consider postponing elective treatment. 7. Is your age over 60? 8. Do you have heart disease, lung disease, kidney disease, diabetes, or any auto-immune disorders? 9. Have you traveled in the past 14 days to any regions affected by COVID-19? (as relevant to you) For more information click the link below. https://www.cdph.ca.gov///Pages/Immunization/ncov2019.aspx

YEAR-END Maximize Your Health and Dental Benefits before the 2020 end Annual Maximums for Benefits... While most medical insurance policies have yearly out-of-pocket maximums, most dental policies will cap your annual coverage amount. For example, if your plan maximum is $1000 and you’ve already reached this threshold, it may make sense to wait until January 1st for your appointment (although never delay a medically necessary treatment!). However, if you have not yet reached your annual maximum and you expect to need minor treatment like fillings or crowns, get them taken care of before your plan resets January 1st! If you wait until the beginning of the new year you can get the same work done, but you will have used up most of your coverage for the year already. And if you need follow-up work or a second major procedure, you may be on the hook for more of those expenses.. See more

La importancia de la salud bucal Las caries y las paradenciopatías (afecciones de las encías) son enfermedades infecciosas que pueden afectar a todo el organismo. Alteran la masticación y la fonación. También agravan algunas enfermedades crónicas, tales como las patologías cardiovasculares y respiratorias, la diabetes y otras. La estética personal se ve modificada pudiendo afectar la autoestima. Nuestros dientes y encías reflejan nuestro estado de salud general e influyen en ...él. Las enfermedades bucales no tratadas, pueden tener un gran impacto sobre la calidad de vida de una persona. Recomendaciones: a - Cepíllese los dientes La higiene bucal comienza en los primeros meses de la vida, cepillando los dientes del bebe desde que estos aparecen en la boca, sin pasta dental, usando cepillos apropiados a su edad. Todas las personas deben cepillarse los dientes después de cada comida. Esta operación debe realizarse utilizando el cepillo y la pasta indicados por el odontólogo, según la edad y el estado bucal de cada uno.